History of Bomba 🇵🇷 | Music of the Americas
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@@marianaalvarez5101 Yes Mexico is home to many different styles of music!
@@VivaBellabyXtina exactly and art
Monday January 20 is MLK day..but your endless number of fans and admirers already knew that...just remember his words...peace...stay warm...and always strive to be kind to others...also dress well...SMILE..I had to throw that in there..peace to all
@@coloradopadilla4223 yea I discussed merengue in my Evolution of Dominican music video but might do a more in depth video just dedicated to merengue!
Beautiful! Thank you for putting this together. I have so many childhood memories of the music and dancing in Mayaguez. The drums feel like an ancestral calling
Dropping that knowledge once again! Xtina you are a warrior ⚔
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Good morning...what else can I say.....keep it up...you are a lady of great class who has no problem of spreading her vast knowledge to others....peace....much blessings
Rafael Cortijo, the Cepeda family sure did popularize Bomba music. Afro Puerto Rican jazz trombonist William Cepeda has those bomba and plena rhythms in his music. I also know one of my favorite old school salseros Ismael Rivera aka El Sonero Mayor is also a big icon in Bomba music. I love Bomba music. I saw some boricuas beating those barrell drums when I was in the Bronx visiting. Bomba has become very popular in Latin tropical music. Celia Cruz, Willie Colón, Orquesta Terrifica all have some Bomba tracks. Even reggaeton artist, Tego Calderón has those Bomba rhythms in some of his tracks.
Morning brother Wendell..is William Cepeda related to the great baseball player Orlando cepeda????..you too are a man of great knowledge....I will call you professor Wendell..peace my brother..stay warm....much blessings
@@kenneth7826 you know what brotha. That is such a good question. I don't know if they are related but I will continue to do my research. Thx for those kind words my brotha. One luv and peace brotha 👌......
I love your uplifting comments.
This was dope! This style of dancing/ music is something that I’ve always hoped to see whenever I get the chance to go to PR.
Thanks! And I love it! Makes me want to dance. I might need someone to teach me how to dance this lol
VivaBella by Xtina right? Looks like it’d be fun to learn!
Love these series! I really felt every emotion and motion watching those videos. Really it’s moving to me to see how strong the african spirit really is. Hope I get to see bomba in real life one day 💕
I wish when the ladies dance they would cover their back side out of respect for our ancestors & the dance. Lately the newer generations are dancing & shaking the backside as if their twirking. Please respect our precious dance. 👍🙏
Lovvvvv this
I would be cautious with the term unique, As that type of interaction between musicians and male and female dancers is well spread throughout the Caribbean Sea. The name might differ, but the codes and significations are the same from Cuba to Guadeloupe or Colombia
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Hey can u do video on can black Americans & black Latinos can get along cuz I know we have different cultures but we do have somethings in common cuz I have seen some black Latinos act just like black Americans but the difference is they speak Spanish I feel like we can get along we just have some misunderstandings how u feel about this topic
I had someone already request that I speak on something similar, so I will kinda be touching on that. I think it all depends on the person.. There are some black latinos that associate more with the hispanic community and there are others that identify more with the black community and get along just fine with black americans. Just depends.
@@VivaBellabyXtina ok gotcha
@@ihaveavintageheart yes, I am aware of the difference
Loving these videos.
Thank you!
Your welcome!
Question, Is Bomba and Sabar related?!?!?
Not sure 🤔 I've never heard of sabar
You literally first off said it was rooted in African culture it is not. Then you went on to read the Wikipedia article I know because I wrote some of it. Well one of those is fine the first part is inaccurate and should not be a part of your video. Spreading appreciation of this beautiful music is a wonderful thing but spreading this information is worse well it does have some roots in African culture that's not primarily in African culture it is primarily in the post slave culture of Puerto Rico with
I honestly didn't know too much about bomba. Even though I'm from Carolina, but my family was "funny" with certain things. Like, don't you dare call my mother a jibara. Nooo! Mofongo? Too African. And bomba, I don't think so. Although, santería wasn't an issue, go figure.
Yeaaa I think we can all name a few family members that were "funny" with certain things. Really, mofongo too African? I thought everybody in PR likes that lol. It is very interesting though that the more African spiritual practices are accepted at the greater societal level, likewise with Cuba.
You literally first off said it was rooted in African culture it is not. Then you went on to read the Wikipedia article I know because I wrote some of it. Well one of those is fine the first part is inaccurate and should not be a part of your video. Spreading appreciation of this beautiful music is a wonderful thing but spreading this information is worse well it does have some roots in African culture that's not primarily in African culture it is primarily in the post slave culture of Puerto Rico with
I'm replying to myself because after watching more of your video I can't understand how you could have unintentionally made some of the mistakes you made. Therefore my only conclusion is that you made these mistakes in order to money the history of an already muddied history. Trying to untangle the history of Spanish influence versus two native cultural influences not to mention the native influences from the mainland that yes they had contact with and the African influences. You are spreading misinformation